26 April, 2024

Eco-Friendly Pest Control for Your and Environment’s Safety

Pests can be a huge annoyance, particularly in Toronto, where the weather is always conducive to insect activity. Cockroaches, ants, fleas, mosquitoes, or termites—whatever unpleasant creature is causing havoc on your home, it will make your day miserable. Pest infestations can be damaging and hazardous for you and your entire family, especially children and pets, in addition to being extremely bothersome.

When you discover an infestation, you may be tempted to hurry to the shop for a can of insect spray, but it is vital to remember that not all pest control methods are made equal. Calling a pest control professional to treat your property for pests is critical in terms of safety and efficacy.

Pest Infestation’s Most Common Causes

Let us look at how the critters invading your environment got there in the first place before we treat them.

Most pests love it when food is left out in the open. Pests may come in to enjoy the free gifts if food is left out or not properly maintained in airtight containers.

Bugs adore crowded closets, attics, garages, and basements, as well as any other place where they may hide. Cardboard boxes are particularly enticing to pests, as they double as a food source.

Standing water, such as that found in clogged gutters, bird baths, and empty flowerpots, serves as a breeding ground for a variety of pests, including the mosquito, which can be particularly dangerous to dogs.

Pest Control Done Yourself Is Not Safe or Effective

It is a widespread fallacy that because DIY pest control solutions are natural, they must be safe. We have included a few common approaches below, along with why they are false.

Diatomaceous Earth is a type of diatomaceous earth.

Diatomaceous earth is a powder made up of small fossilized marine organisms called diatoms. It is one of the most widely quoted DIY pest-control strategies. It has a dual effect on insects, as it assaults them from within.

For this reason, diatomaceous earth should not be used around children, pets, or those with weakened lungs. Diatomaceous earth can induce coughing, shortness of breath, and discomfort, as well as nasal irritation, if breathed in. It might also make your skin dry and irritate your eyes.

Bleach and Vinegar

Vinegar and bleach, two popular DIY cleaning chemicals, each have their own set of potential dangers. Both vinegar and bleach include substances that can burn your lungs and evaporate into the atmosphere. This may not damage a healthy person, but it can be quite harmful to people who have compromised lungs.

Pest Control Products Available Over the Counter

Store-bought pest control treatments are marketed as safe alternatives to DIY pest control, but they still pale in contrast to professional eco-friendly pest treatment. Broad-spectrum insecticides, rather than targeting individual pests, are designed for overall pest management and contain extraordinarily high doses of hazardous chemicals.

Only a professional can provide environmentally responsible pest treatment by focusing on the pests you need to be worried about while limiting total chemical use.

To Keep Your Family Safe, Hire a Professional Green Pest Control Company.

Integrated Pest Management That Isn’t Harmful to the Environment

Pest Control experts are dedicated to establishing a plan that meets your needs, whether you presently have an infestation or wish to avoid one in the future. Our pest specialists will collaborate with you during your initial inspection to establish a long-term Integrated Pest Management plan to safeguard your home from unwelcome intruders.

Pollinator-Friendly Pest Control Saves the Bees

When deciding on pest management strategies, professionals keep in mind the significant fall in bee populations. It is our environmental obligation to promote the health of bees and other pollinators by using pollinator-friendly approaches.

With Pest Control’s economical and convenient pest control services, you can keep your home and family secure.

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